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“New Learning” Barnard’s Inn Hall Holborn London EC1N 2HH Tel: +44 (0)20 7831 0575 Fax: +44 (0)20 7831 5208 Email : enquiries@gresham.ac.uk www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Mercers’ School Memorial Professor of Commerce Michael Mainelli How Can You Have Too Much Choice?
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Outline Multiple choice A man buys … Opportunity guilt … choice regrets Evolution through choice Public choice Buyer, user, shopper, chooser Immortal markets? “Get a detailed grip on the big picture.” Chao Kli Ning
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Multiple Choice
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Hobson’s Choice
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Determinism versus Free Will
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Choice of Choices
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 A Man Buys …
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Opportunity Guilt … Choice Regrets
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Evolution through Choice Four Competitive Strategies Source: Mathur, 1988 SUPPORT MERCHANDISE Low High Commodity SystemProduct LowHigh Service
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Choice Puzzles
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Public Choice
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Four Decision Archetypes Source: Boudreaux and Crampton, 2003 DECISIVENESS PERSONAL STAKE Low High Spectator ShopperVoter LowHigh Dictator
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Who’s The Key Decision-Maker? CHOICE CONTROL Low High Shopper BuyerUser LowHigh Chooser
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Critical Systems Heuristics (Source: Ulrich, W., 1983, page 258)
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 The Many or The Few
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Immortal Markets or Ancient Democracy? “Se un’idea è più moderna di un’altra, è segno che non sono immortali né l’una né l’altra.” “If one idea is more modern than another, it is a sign that neither one nor the other is timeless.” Carlo Emilio Gadda (1893 – 1973)
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Choice Time Is Money Time
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 Discussion 1. What makes a hard choice hard - complexity, impact, learning costs? 2. Can any choice be bad at the time you make it? “Get a big picture grip on the details.” Chao Kli Ning
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www.gresham.ac.uk © Gresham College 2006 How Can You Have Too Much Choice? Thank you!
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